Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-02

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to Eastern friends
News Notes.
The real estate transfers yesterday
amounted to over $3.50, 900.
The Citizens Water Company propose
to filter all water sold by that corpora
tion.
The Frank BARTLETT w. r. G. will
hold regular meeting this afternoon at
2 o'clock sharp.
Il is again reported that the l.. ii.
Titus place, at San Gabriel. has been
aold. the consideration being $685.. 600.
Mrs. Il. Hollenbeck and Edward Hol-
lepbeck have sold to M. L. Wicks 343S
aorss in Rancho La Puente for sos, l4o'
Wells, Fargo l. Co. will open an Office
in East Los Angeles in the same build.
iDe With the Western Union telegraph
Office.
VIM. Moore was sentenced yesterday
by Judge Cheney to eighteen months
In San Quentin for burglarizing the house
Of A. G. Wells.
s. Maier, through his attorney, Thos.
B. Brown, has sued Joseph Lucas for
the possession of thirty-nine head OF
cattle, valued at 1855.
Tomorrow night the young lady
under graduates of the Los Angeles
College hold forth at Hazards Pavilion
A very attractive programme will be
presented.
The Oceanside Star exultantly an
nounces that ''calaboose" is being
erected in that town, near the church.
This il ont of the usual order Of things,
and Oceanside church-goers must be
hard citizens.
The throng Of travel on First street
was go great yesterday that at times it
was utterly impossible for team to pass
between Main and Los Angeles streets.
The necessity for widening that street Is
imperative.
The Art Exhibition which has been
going on in the Callaghan Block for the
past month closed yesterday. Over 400
people visited the exhibition. The la
dies In charge will now conduct an Art
School in the rooms.
The members of the Republican Coun-
ty Central Committee. George II. Bone
brake and the Los Angeles National
Bank have all filed demurrers to Darcy's
suit for $1,000. The defendants claim
that there is a misjoiuder of parties.
Tomorrow evening the Young Mems
Institute will give complimentary So
cial and literary entertainment at
Armory Hall. There viii be no admis.
sion fee, the only requisite being an invi.
tation. A pleasant time is anticipated.
C.M. Lawrence, Of Cosy Dell, in the
Csjon Pass, is in the city. Mr.. Law
renee is engaged in mining in Calico,
and is interested in some of the largest
and richest mines In the dIstric t; still,
he keeps the old romantic home stead in
the mountains.
A morning contemporary says that the
First street railway twill lay branch
track from its double track to the pas
senRer depot of the California Central"
As the double track has not yet been
built, the pleasures of the imagination
must come in to relieve the situation.
Let them come!
w. L. Hardison, of the firm of Hard.
ison, Stewart & Co., is in the city. The
firm is building an iron steamer to carry
oil from San Buenaventura to ) an Fran
cisco. The company carries oil from
Santa Paula sixteen miles to the sea-
coast in iron pipes. The yes sci will be
the w. L. Hardison.
To avoid any misinterpreta ton, the
L. A. Mesmer mentioned in yesterdays
HERALD relating to certain transfers in
connection with the petition of G. j.
Griffith for distribution of the Briswalter
estate, is not Louis Mesmer, the well
known owner OF the United States Ho.
tel building.
There was grand celebration at Or
ange last night in honor of the opening
Of the new bank, the completion of the
grading on the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe to that point and the begin.
ming of work on q street railroad. Can.
mons were fred and the citizens carried
the flag generally.
1t Ia stated that the Southern Pacific
road intends to build bridge, starting
ct Buena Vista street along the line of
Aurora street and ending at Downey
avenue. This bridge will be above all
of the present railroad tracks and will
be . substantial structure. 1t is under.
stood that it will be donated to the
public, but this is almost too good to be
true.
The Southern California Prohibition
Club held its regular monthly meeting
last evening in Sdstice Taney's court.
room. The principal business transacted
was concluding arrangements for the
NEE ting to be held in the Pavilion on
Tue day evening, June 7th, which will
be addressed by Hon. T. G. Richmond,
of Wisconsin. one of the "big guns" of
the Prohibition party.
c. C. Case has brought suit against A.
G. and Elizabeth Chauvin. Case alleges
that defendants on the Both of last
March agreed to sell him piece of prop
erty on Spring street for $4,000. Case
paid $500 down and now states that de-
fsndants refuse to deed him the prop.
erty. He says that he stands ready to
pay the remainder of the sum and asks
that the court rule that deed be made
to him.
The 7 o'clock overland train yester-
day morning by the California Central
was derailed in South Pasadena, in the
same place where q car left the track in
the excursion to Monrovia on Wash.
ington's birthday. The car truck then
refused to turn owing to bending of
the spring to the truck frame. This &C
cident may have weakened the fasten.
iDgs and induced the rails TO spread
little. There was no injury but de-
1ention of fifteen or twenty minutes.